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MOBILISING BUSINESSES

ACROSS AFRICA AND SOUTHEAST ASIA

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EXCLUSIVE

Represented by the Chairman or CEO of each member company, ASEACC is an exclusive platform for market efficient information sharing and networking.

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HIGH-LEVEL

An initiative led by the private sector, ASEACC would be the first of its kind to connect and develop high-level business relationships between Africa and South East Asia.

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PARTNERSHIP-DRIVEN

ASEACC’s primary objective is to connect our distinguished “by-invitation-only” membership with investment opportunities in the private sectors of both continents.

ABOUT

About ASEACC

Launched in 2013, Africa Southeast Asia Chamber of Commerce (ASEACC) aims to foster high-level business relationships between companies in Africa and Southeast Asia.

 

Represented by the Chairman or CEO of each member company, it is a “by-invitation only” and exclusive platform for market efficient information sharing and networking amongst like-minded decision-makers from both continents.

 

Within ASEACC’s proprietary network, our aim is to originate and facilitate decisive commercial ventures and deals amongst members from both regions. To date, we have a total of 14 carefully selected members – 10 from Africa and 4 from Southeast Asia.

MEMBERS

Africa

Southeast Asia

INTERVIEWS

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INTERVIEW SERIES

Issue 4 - January 2022

Genesis Architects' Projects in Africa

Ar. Rudy Taslim, founder of Genesis Architects, shares his experiences and projects carried out in Africa and his vision for the organisation.

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INTERVIEW SERIES

Issue 3 - June 2021

Strengthening Africa-Asia relations

Mr Paulo Gomes, ASEACC Advisory Board Chairman Paulo Gomes shares his vision for Africa-Asia relations.

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INTERVIEW SERIES

Issue 2 - May 2021

Economic development in Africa and South East Asia


Modern research methods and empirical analysis. Insights from Dr Caroline Brassard, NUS Professor in LKYSPP

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INTERVIEW SERIES

Issue 1 - February 2021

Francophone-Asia Relations

 

Economic perspective on Francophone-Asia relations. Insights from Mr David Thornes, partner of Accuracy.

INSIGHTS

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OIL AND GAS

Report

2015 Oil and Gas Report

 

2015 Africa – Asia Oil and Gas Special. A report by the Africa South East Asia Chamber of Commerce.

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ECONOMY

Article

Weaving an $18 bil. African 'Batik'

Business synergies are emerging between Southeast Asia and Africa, a powerful economic narrative that cannot be ignored.

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TRADE

Article

Africa & Asia: Bankable Partnerships

 

Afro-Asian ties have come of age and grown in sophistication, moving to real partnerships based on shared commercial realities

VIDEO LIBRARY

Source: Rwanda TV

Opening remarks by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong at the joint press conference with Rwanda President Paul Kagame at Urugwiro Village on 27 June 2022. PM Lee was on a working visit to Rwanda.

The world we live in has been pushed to its absolute limits. But crises have never defined us. They are opportunities for reflection, reset and recovery – for the better.

During his recent visit, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong emphasised the importance of fostering ties and expanding economic relations between Singapore and South Africa.

Olam’s global teams are on the frontline in the communities where we operate. Olam is working with their partners and government authorities to support to global fight against COVID and have committed over US$5.7 million of in-kind and financial aid to date.

Source: PMO

PM Lee was on a working visit to South Africa. 

Remarks by PM Lee Hsien Loong and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa at the joint press conference on 16 May 2023. 

Source: CNA

Singaporean businesses are expanding beyond their corner of the world and setting up shop in countries like Uganda, Tanzania and South Africa. Jeraldine Yap reports from Kenya.

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